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Introduction: Challenges and opportunities for culturally grounded environmental communication research, Editors Part I: Theoretical considerations 1. Models for environmental communication for unique populations: Cases from the field - Maria Knight Lapinski, Kami Silk, Rain Liu, & Daniel Totzkay, Michigan State University 2. The vanishing racial Divide: The dynamics of race and socioeconomic class in environmental risk communication - Bruno Battistoli, Fairleigh Dickinson University Part II: Empirical Studies 3. Urban green spaces and digital technologies: a community approach - Clemencia Rodríguez & Patrick Murphy, Temple University 4. Interrogating metaphors of sustainability: Laying the framework for a more inclusive discussion of the development of the Alberta oil sands for Indigenous groups and other marginalized communities - Amanda Williams, Mount Royal University 5. "So that the environment looks clean": Cultural values and environmental communication in a Nicaraguan community - Jessica Love-Nichols, University of California, Santa Barbara